Security

The following topics describe how to complete various security-related tasks in Team Studio.

• Configure a Kerberos-Enabled Hadoop Data Source
  Team Studio can support a Hadoop cluster set up for Kerberos authentication.
• Installing an SSL Certificate for a Database Connection
  If you connect to the database using SSL, you must install an SSL certificate.
• Configuring and Installing an SSL Certificate for the Team Studio Server
  Configuring Team Studio with an SSL certificate is a good practice. The Team Studio installer provides a step-by-step interface to help you do this.
• Configuring and Installing an SSL Certificate for the Team Studio Server (Manual)
  Configuring Team Studio with an SSL certificate is a good practice. This procedure shows you how to generate an SSL certificate with OpenSSL.
• Enabling LDAP Authentication
  By default, Team Studio manages users through the PostgreSQL database. However, it can be configured to authenticate against an external LDAP server.
• Enabling Single Sign-On - SAML and Configuring SSO Options
  You can now use single sign-on with Team Studio to streamline your user provisioning and security.
• Change the SAML Log In Configuration for the Chorus Administrator
  After you have completely configured SAML, for additional security, you might want to disable
• Configuring Kerberos in the Team Studio Client
  To connect to a Hadoop cluster with Kerberos authentication, configure your Team Studio client first to make sure the client is authorized by the Kerberos server.
• Storing a Keytab for Jupyter Notebooks Running Python
  You can manually configure Team Studio to store a keytab locally for Jupyter Notebooks for Team Studio running Python.

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